CD-Charts Position 1
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The Seldom Seen Kid

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Elbow

Release Date March 17, 2008
Very impressed. Great sound. Brilliant. Such a wide variety of tracks and sounds.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Scouting For Girls

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Scouting For Girls

Release Date September 17, 2007
For anyone who's contemplating suicide but is having second thoughts. With lyrics to rival that of Bob Dylans why anyone wouldn't like this I'l never no, she's so lovely please stop I'm about to be sick.

CD-Charts Position 3
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X&Y

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Coldplay

Release Date June 06, 2005
Anyone who claims to be a Coldplay fan and likes this album, clearly hasn't listened to 'Parachutes' or 'A Rush of Blood to the Head' two good strong albums, littered with really good songs like 'Yellow', 'Shiver', 'The Scientist', 'In My Place' etc... , whereas 'X & Y' has no good songs, the only half decent thing i liked about this album was one of the videos where an old lady is doing some acrobatic tricks.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Parachutes

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Coldplay

Release Date July 10, 2000
Parachutes is still my favourit album from Coldplay. This album contributed to coldplays success with great songs Shivers, Yellow, High Speed, Everythings not lost. What can I say one of the best English bands ever.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Leaders of the Free World

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Elbow

Release Date September 12, 2005
What an amazing album from Elbow. It really has got the lot. Instrumentally it is fantastic, the lyrics are witty, subtly clever. Just a great listen that improves with regular listens. Definitely an album to listen to from start to finish. You really need all the tracks, so if you're thinking of downloading just a couple of songs please think again.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Urban Hymns

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: The Verve

Release Date September 29, 1997
One of my favourite if not favourite album of all time. Enough said. If you don't own this album then you're missing out, on one of those truly special albums.

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Trick To Life

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: The Hoosiers

Release Date October 22, 2007
Probably the worst album to be released since the cover of the beatles album abbey road by St Thomas school for the deaf.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Cast of Thousands

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Elbow

Release Date August 18, 2003
Elbow have written and performed some of the best music this century (IMO). Beautiful ballads & catchy tunes,

Favourite Tracks: Fugitive Motel & Grace Under Pressure

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Bends

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Radiohead

Release Date March 01, 1995
Many Radiohead reviews are pre occupied with comparing the band's albums. Personally I think this is meaningless. It's like trying to compare a bowl of semolina with a garden ornament. This is a different pre occupation to declaring a favourite. My favourite Radiohead album is 'Kid A' however, comparing it to 'The Bends'...Well I just wouldn't know where to start. 'The bends' is Radiohead's radio friendly era, 12 songs, 12 singles if they'd have wanted, and as with all radio friendly music the listener doesn't have to work too hard to enjoy it, the fix is instant.
' The Bends' is also about 5 equally talented musicians working together to make what is fundimentally a guitar,drums and bass masterpiece and it definately isn't about the 'Thom and Jonny show' which ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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O.K Computer

CD-Charts > Music > Britpop
by: Radiohead

Release Date May 01, 1997
I must say that after listening to 'The Bends' for the past couple of months, it took a while to adapt to the ever progressing style that Radiohead have adopted with each album. The introduction to new techniques and sounds make the third album a refreshing take on the final decade of the 20th century, that shaped a lot of music we hear today.

From the outset, OK Computer produces unusual and fascinating tracks, each of them leaving a unique fingerprint behind them. The ability to relate to the music as the songs evolved from more synthesised sounds, to deep and complex rhythms truly set the basis for what would ultimately define OK Computer as a masterpiece in music.

While many would say that this is the product of Radioheads finest work, I would ... Read More: